Question about the RT comfort seat.

[3 Wheel Addict]

Does the "comfort" seat come with a different backrest for the passenger? Or does it just use the stock backrest?? :dontknow:

 

[spacetiger]

It looks like the stock seat, just allows you to sit a bit further back, so it uses the stock back rest.

Jerry

 

[BikerDoc]

Agree..with Jerry

 

[ARtraveler]

Seating position is a little better for the driver. The comfort seat gives a little better support than the OEM seat--which I feel is "squishy". After 50 miles I am all done on the OEM seat.

I have a Corbin with driver backrest on my 2010 RT-S and we have installed the Comfort seat on the 2011 RT A & C.

With my back and hip issues--I currently like the ryde on the Comfort seat best. When I can steal akspyderlady's bike for a ryde--that is. :roflblack:

 

[recordingguy]

Seating position is a little better for the driver. The comfort seat gives a little better support than the OEM seat--which I feel is "squishy". After 50 miles I am all done on the OEM seat.

I have a Corbin with driver backrest on my 2010 RT-S and we have installed the Comfort seat on the 2011 RT A & C.

With my back and hip issues--I currently like the ryde on the Comfort seat best. When I can steal akspyderlady's bike for a ryde--that is. :roflblack:

I think that BRP offers a different back rest if desired to go with the comfort seat.

 

[MtlBen]

Does the "comfort" seat come with a different backrest for the passenger? Or does it just use the stock backrest?? :dontknow:

All you get is the seat itself, no back rest.
You can separately order a backrest to color match with your seat if you buy a seat of a different color.

Here are some pics showing the difference between comfort VS regular seat.
(Identical tools are placed on both seats to show the lumbar support height)

...Ben...

 

[3 Wheel Addict]

Thanks for the "side by side" pics that helps a bunch on my choice to buy one. Now to find a deal on one...